Comments on: You Are Perfect…. And My Living Proof Serum

By: Goldie

Goldie — Mon, 15 Feb 2016 04:45:49 +0000

I’m interested in ordering a wig. . Where can I get a price

By: Tanya

Tanya — Mon, 28 Dec 2015 23:15:35 +0000

Where do you purchase the heads you use to store your wigs? I’m interested in trying them out vs. the standard follea wig head.

Thank you so much!

By: ornella

ornella — Fri, 30 Oct 2015 11:58:33 +0000

Thank you so much !!! I have hair loss since 3 1/2 years when I gave birth to my son. I don´t have andy bald spots but my hair is super thin. I tried a topper, but it was with indian hair and it looked so fake. I am so thankful that you mentioned follea – i just called them. I live in Germany and there have a studio here and it is so great that they just have 100 percent european hair. I really hope that this will be a solution…

Thank you so much !!! 🙂

By: Maria

Maria — Sun, 25 Oct 2015 16:03:44 +0000

This video brought tears to my eyes. I’ve had alopecia since I was 17, I am now almost 50. The hair loss was on and off affecting the inside of my scalp mostly so I was able to cover it up.

Until it all went away.

I am totally bald.

You look amazing!!! I see that you have some of your own hair around the crown. What do you recommend for someone who is totally bald?

Thank you.
Maria

By: Lisa Boggs

Lisa Boggs — Wed, 16 Sep 2015 14:09:42 +0000

Thank you.I have hair loss since I was 21 when I gave birth to my son. I am 55 and have tried to accept it but struggle with self esteem. Well meaning relatives tell me about products and what I should do instead of accepting I have very little hair. It bothers me more that others are bothered by it more than myself. However I am suddenly feeling emotional and am contemplating getting a wig but don’t want to look fake..

By: Mia

Mia — Thu, 27 Aug 2015 19:35:10 +0000

Y – you are amazing. Seriously, sharing your story, yourself, your fears, hopes, anxiety… So brave and so generous of you.

I have been suffering from hair loss for about 7 years. The slow painful type. You want to keep hoping, but it keeps slowly but surely slipping away down the drain. Every day. Eating away at your self confidence and belief. In some ways it would be better that it just disappeared overnight. But on the other hand, the slow process is a process, and a journey, of slow self acceptance.

I have been reading your blog for about 3 years. I hope you know what a difference you make to so many women’s lives. You certainly have assured me that I am not alone, and that makes a huge difference. I had been wondering why it had been so quiet from you – and now understand why. Hope you are getting back to full strength now 🙂 This is the first time I am posting a comment – but many times I have thought / planned / wanted to!

I feel like the most important message of your blog is the one of self acceptance. Sometimes you waver off this and go into trying to find a solution – but I keep coming back to the fact that there is no cure. For some people who suffer from hairloss there is a cure, but for those of us with the so horrible unsatisfying AA diagnosis – there is no cure. That’s it. Acceptance is the only way. As hard as it is. I love that you have found your way back there and are talking about that again. You are beautiful on the outside, and I am pretty sure from the way you present things through this blog that you a gorgeous on the inside too.

Anyway – thank you. Keep doing the great work that you do – with this website and with your own acceptance / living a full life journey.

By: Melissa

Melissa — Wed, 26 Aug 2015 16:17:16 +0000

I am SO happy you are back. I wondered what had happened to you, hoping you were doing ok. I found this site just a few months ago but have poured over pretty much every post and video you made. My hair loss began about 6 years ago (you and I are the same age). I got pregnant last year and enjoyed 9+ glorious months of no hair loss. I knew I would pay for it and have I ever. Normally, of course, postpartum women shed after having a baby. Mine has been out of control crazy and my little one is 12 months old now. My huge problem areas are all over thinness/ breaking off, and massive frontal receding/thinning. In July, I had enough. It was affecting me greatly and I felt terrible about myself. So, one day, I told my husband I was done and we were going wig shopping. He was such a trooper. Trying on wigs was overwhelming. When she first put one on me, I had tears of happiness. I mean, I had hair!! Hair like I’d never had in my life. But then I became sad, mad, pissed off that I am my age sitting in a wig shop. I constantly look at everyone’s hair. Always. And damn near every time I observe how they have great hair and do nothing to get it. Why has this happened to me??!! Anyway, I bought the wig (a really pretty Follea Aero 2) and I think, after about 7 weeks, I’m finally getting comfortable in it. It’s long and blonde and people say I look 10 years younger. And in those first few days, I watched all of your hair washing videos. Over and over! You really boosted my confidence when I came into completely foreign territory, so thank you! I’m just thrilled you are back. I have no one to talk to about all of this, so your story and your willingness to be so open and share yourself is invaluable to me. Please keep posting. I know we all appreciate you so much!

By: fatima

fatima — Wed, 19 Aug 2015 08:59:32 +0000

Thanks for this post!! I kinda missed it! I have been suffering from hair loss to for about 2 years it has been severe and I lost half of my hair. I have curly hair so finding a wig is a bit difficult and right now i am hoping that i could fix it and my hair will stop shedding hopefully. I have a question regarding prp how much is a prp session in the states. As i am living in Europe and it is very expensive here.
Thanks again for your support,I feel like I am not alone in this journey

By: PM

PM — Sun, 16 Aug 2015 19:59:28 +0000

Y, I just want to say thank you. I was wondering if you were alright as you had not posted anything. I totally get everything you say and you are right that people who have their own hair don’t understand what we are going through. You are just great though and I wish you all the happiness in the world for what you are doing to help other sufferers. xx

By: Maria S

Maria S — Sun, 16 Aug 2015 12:06:43 +0000

Dear Y, I have missed you. For me you are the only person
who gives me courage to go on. Lately I am so depressed and my doctor is very concerned. I have been taking 100mg. aldactone for seven years, I also
take vitamins and I eat healthy but it has not helped any. I have stopped going to parties and functions and my husband is very upset. I live in Australia and in my town there is no place that I can buy a Folea wig. The wig that you are waring today is fantastic, you look so good.
Again Thank you for posting.